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A PLANNING application for a major £1 million development on the edge of Culloden Battlefield has been refused after dozens of objections.

WILDLIFE fans are being warned not to disturb marine species in the Moray Firth – following a number of incidents in recent years.

A BEAULY mum-of-two who raised more than £320,000 for cancer treatment has died.

The Old School Beauly is among the best card retailers in the UK, having reached the finals in The Retas greeting card retailer awards.

The Highland Council has been shortlisted in the Connected Britain Awards for the free outdoor public wi-fi project in 17 locations across the region.

WORK to remove the stored by-product of the water treatment process that formerly provided Nairnshire’s main drinking water supply is set to start.

A SUMMIT will be held this summer to consider what more can be done to promote positive workplace practices across the NHS.

The British Medical Association insists a report into alleged bullying at NHS Highland has to be a catalyst for change.

The Shirlie Project, which has provided support services to people in the Inverness area for more than 20 years, has been placed into liquidation.

WHISTLEBLOWERS whose claims of bullying sparked the review into staff treatment at NHS Highland say they have paid “a heavy price” for their actions.

NHS Highland chiefs have apologised following the publication of a report into alleged bullying – vowing "lessons will be learned".

A REPORT looking into an alleged bullying culture at NHS Highland has been published.

"BITTERLY disappointed" air bosses have confirmed that Inverness Airport will close to all flights for 24 hours when a strike takes place on May 23.

AIR traffic controllers are to strike in Inverness and a number of other Highland airports after talks between a union and transport chiefs collapsed.

THE leader of Highland Council has come under fire for refusing to declare a climate emergency.

An innovation developed by a Highland scientist is showing promising results in the treatment of liver cancer.

HUNDREDS of people were on song for an appeal to develop a specialist centre for children and young people with multiple and complex needs.

Refurbishment of Nairn Courthouse steeple have provided the opportunity to examine the historic structure close-up and to take in expansive views.

Regional MSP Edward Mountain celebrated the work of Highland midwives during a Holyrood debate, which marked the International Day of the Midwife.

ARTIST Frank To and his innovative gunpowder art technique has been accepted into the Royal Society of British Artists 2019 Exhibition in London.